Bumper

Concept art of two different shapes of bumper.

This article is about the non-splattable objects used as barriers. For the splattable objects used to test weapons, see Squid Bumper.

Bumpers are a kind of surface appearing in Splatoon and Splatoon 2.

Function

Bumpers can be found in several different multiplayer stages as well as missions from the single-player modes, Octo Valley and Octo Canyon. They are colored in the neutral color corresponding to the ink used by each team; for example, in a pink versus green match, bumpers will be colored cyan.

Bumpers cannot be covered in ink and are generally too tall to be jumped over, allowing them to serve as protective borders for Inklings and Octolings. However, slosher users can splash ink above the barriers while still remaining relatively safe.

In Octo Canyon, Bumpers can be destroyed, but only if they are crushed by large Octarian machines, namely the Octoseeker and the Octostamp DX. When a Bumper is destroyed, it gives out no Power Eggs, and lets out a sharp popping noise that is similar to but not exactly the same as that of a popped Balloon or Squid Bumper.

Appearances

Splatoon

• Blackbelly Skatepark
• Camp Triggerfish
• Hammerhead Bridge
• Kelp Dome
• Moray Towers
• Museum d'Alfonsino (Ranked Battles only)
• Piranha Pit
• Port Mackerel
• Saltspray Rig
• Urchin Underpass
• Walleye Warehouse

Octo Valley

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Splatoon 2

• Ancho-V Games
• Blackbelly Skatepark
• Camp Triggerfish
• Goby Arena
• Humpback Pump Track
• Kelp Dome
• MakoMart
• Moray Towers
• Musselforge Fitness
• Piranha Pit
• Shellendorf Institute
• Skipper Pavilion
• Snapper Canal
• The Reef
• Wahoo World
• Walleye Warehouse

Shifty Station

• Layout 5: Fancy Spew
• Layout 6: Zone of Glass
• Layout 7: Cannon Fire Pearl
• Layout 8: The Bunker Games
• Layout 11: A Swiftly Tilting Balance
• Layout 12: Sweet Valley Tentacles
• Layout 14: The Bouncey Twins
• Layout 19: The Splat in our Zones
• Layout 20: The Ink is Spreading

Octo Canyon

• Return of the Octarians (Mission #1)
• Enter the Octohurler (Mission #4)
• The Octopark (Mission #5)
• Octozeppelin Invasion (Mission #6)
• Octoling Strike (Mission #9)
• The Floating Garden (Mission #11)
• Octo-Resort Spring (Mission #12)
• Dancing Floors (Mission #13)
• Parking Garage (Mission #14)
• Towering Heights (Mission #18)
• The Experimentorium (Mission #19)
• Octolings Ahoy! (Mission #21)
• Underground Expressway (Mission #22)
• The Octogalaxy (Mission #23)
• Platform Madhouse (Mission #25)
• Octoling Workout (Mission #27)

Trivia

• The official name of Bumpers was unknown until the release of the Octo Expansion and its mem cake.

Gallery

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  A bumper in Camp Triggerfish.

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  The Bumper mem cake.

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  An Octoseeker destroying a Bumper.

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  An Octostamp DX destroying a wide Bumper.